Paul Strathern's book, Sartre in 90 Minutes, part of his "Philosophers in 90 Minutes" series. The book offers a concise overview of Sartre's life and philosophical ideas, focusing on his pivotal role in popularising existentialism after World War II. It examines Sartre's unique approach to existentialism, his rebellious stance against bourgeois values, and his complex personal relationships, particularly with Simone de Beauvoir. The text also includes key excerpts from Sartre's writings and a chronology of significant dates in both his life and the history of philosophy. Finally, the author's biography is provided, highlighting his diverse writing career and academic background.

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